v.2 Obs. rare. [ad. Fr. embusquer, mod. form (orig. north. dial.) of OF. embuscher AMBUSH v.] trans. To place in ambush.
1596. Z. I., trans. Lavardin’s Hist. Scanderbeg, 368. Other bands … lay close embusked in the mountaines.
Embusk v.1: see EN- prefix.
